The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-01-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 71j

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If you can't Bear" cough,
"Bull" it with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Preaching in the NJ. E. Church
next Sabbath morning at IL o'clock,
instead of at 7 o'clock p. M.
Capt. j. j. Haight Of Cooper
Tract, this county, was in town yes
terday, and gave the REPUBLICAN
| pleasant call.
Every brief season of soft wealth
er seems to add so much TO the soldi.
ty and elegance of oursleigbing, which
is just now par excellence.
II. D. Collins and bis son Everell,
started from Oil City on Monday
morning last for California, where they
will bo gone partly on business for
about two months.
Parliamentary Shawkey has a new
barn, all but the roof, to put on which
the atmosphere for the past few days
has been a triae too much like that
we read about in Dakota.
John Uleuberg, an old and re.
spected citizen of near Fagundus, this
county, died on Saturday morning
last, Of dropsy. He was widower
aged about 64 years, aud leaves three
children, the youngest Of whoa is
about ten years old So we are lnfdWmed.
The many former Tionesta friends
of Miss Flora Haslet will he pleased
TO extend their congratulations upon
the happy event Of her marriage,
which took place on the 9th ult., as
will be seen by notice elsewhere in
this issue. A long life and happy
one to the young couple.
Rev. w. +. Wood Of Oil City,
viii assist Rev. Hickling in holding a
weeks services, commencing on Mon
evening, Jan. 24, with lecture on
Temperance. Religious services dur.
ing the remainder Of the week. Com.
munion on Sabbath. Jan. 30th. All
are cordially invited to attend
-Iu one respect this present winter
has presented a remarkable exception
to most winters in this eastern latitude
AS rule, and the exception is rare,
the temperature falls during the night
and rises during the day. But this
winter very often the reverse has been
true. especially the rise of the temper
ature during the night.
Col. M. S. Quay was virtually
elected U. S. Senator at Harrisburg
yesterd4y. In the Senate the vote
stood 3S for Quay, and IA for VOL
verton, Democrat. In the House,
Quay 1872, Wolverton 65 The two
branches of the legislature will ballot
jointly to day, when Col. Quay will
receive 1866, and Wolverton rs,
ID. w. Clark has resigned the
position of President and general man.
ager of the Tionesta Gas Co., on ac'
count Of Illness. Nj. CIsrk's efforts
for the success of the gas venture have
been untiring. and bis host of friends
hope to see him quite recovered and
out among US at an early date. Major
Hawkins of Bradford, is his successor
The selection of Ex Lieut.. Gov.
ernor Stone as Secretary of State in
Governor Beavers cabinet gives uni
versal satisfaction. and the western
portion of the State feels doubly proud
of the choice. 1t displays, right on
the start, the wisdom with which the
new Governor will conduct the affairs
of the administration for the next -four
years.
-Sleighing parties seem TO be to
our village what tOboggan is to towns
elsewhere that seem to be troubled to
know how to utilize their bill sides
their spare change, aud their people
=, who have plenty of time. Last week
two OF three or four ''sled loads were
out, some in one direction, some in
f another, all for good time and very
late breakfast next morning.